Blog categorized as GST UPDATES

Normally in GST, the tax you pay on raw materials (inputs) can be adjusted against the tax you collect on sales (output).

Businesses often face small mistakes in GST invoices – a wrong GSTIN, spelling errors, or address mismatches. But can such technical errors lead to denial of Input Tax Credit (ITC)?

The Delhi High Court recently gave a very important judgment about GST rate cuts — the kind the government announces to make products cheaper for consumers.

Many businesses and individuals in Gujarat were getting tax notices demanding 18% GST when they transferred their 99-year lease rights on industrial plots.

The Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN) has issued an advisory regarding Table 3.2 of GSTR-3B, with critical updates effective from the April 2025 tax period. This advisory outlines the changes and processes required for accurate reporting of inter-State supplies.